Lizzie Musham
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

A record number of people were helped by the Lincolnshire LIVES medical responders last month.

Image source, LIVES

In November 1,972 people needed a volunteer responder to help them with 999 medical emergencies- ranging from falls to serious road traffic collisions.

That works out as nearly 66 people every day.

All LIVES responders are volunteers responding to medical emergencies in their own community.

This means they are able to get there fast to deliver immediate care before handing over to the ambulance service.

Corazon Garcia
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

A decision on whether Grantham A&E will permanently scrap its overnight service is likely to be made today.

In August last year health bosses closed overnight accident and emergency for safety reasons.

Despite a recruitment drive and plans to re-introduce the service - it has now been recommended that 24-hour treatment shouldn't go ahead and planned talks around downgrading the current service.

Sharon Edwards
Political Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Fifty properties in Washingborough near Lincoln are experiencing low water pressure because of a burst pipe.

Anglian Water says it's working to repair the pipe at the corner of Julia Road and Eve Gardens.

A three-way traffic light system is in place.

It's hoped that repairs will be completed just after lunchtime.

A 54-year-old man has been given a 16-year prison sentence at Sheffield Crown Court after sexually abusing teenage girls across the country.

Image source, South Yorkshire Police

Craig Lewis, 54, from College Road, Cranwell, Lincolnshire, was found guilty of child grooming, sexual assault and causing a child to watch a sex act.

He abused three teenage girls aged between 13 and 14 from Rotherham, Grimsby and Oxford.

An investigation began a year ago after an anonymous referral made to the NSPCC was reported to police.

Officers then discovered Lewis had used online social media apps to meet one of the victims, encouraging her to share photos and videos of herself.

Searching his mobile phone activity, officers identified two more victims and, with assistance from both Lincolnshire and Oxfordshire Police, Lewis was charged with the remaining offences.

Det Con Elizabeth Portman, from South Yorkshire Police, said it took incredible courage for Lewis's victims to report the abuse:

Rod Whiting
BBC Radio Lincolnshire

The Scampton Airshow will not return next year, it has been announced

About 50,000 people braved some distinctly autumnal weather to attend the two-day event in September.

Image source, MOD

But slow ticket sales and higher-than-expected costs meant the event made a loss.

The decision not to carry on with the event has disappointed aircraft enthusiasts.

He added that some people he knows had already planned their trips and booked accommodation.

BBC News Travel

A couple of travel updates from Stagecoach in Lincoln and Washingborough:

Abbie Dewhurst
Weather Presenter, BBC Look North

A cold and frosty start to the day.

Here's my full forecast:

Hope Bolger
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

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The dog, which was found with a burst abscess, matted fur and a tumour, was later put to sleep.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

That's it from me and the team in Lincoln for today. We'll be back at 08.00 tomorrow with more of the latest from across Lincolnshire.

Breaking news, weather and travel will continue here overnight.

Just before we go, let's have a look back at five things we've discovered today:

• There won't be an airshow at RAF Scampton in 2018 after this year's event made a loss
• A Lincolnshire MP is concerned about Britain missing out on EU wine and art
• Woods where 140 canisters of mustard gas were found in October will stay closed to the public
• A firm which has been fined for bungling council employees' wages is improving performance
• It'll cost you three times more to see Star Wars in Lincoln than it will in Hull

Bye for now!

Watch the full stories on BBC One at 18:30.

It is understood the loss was due to higher than expected costs and a lack of ticket sales.

The number of grey seal pups born on a Lincolnshire beach this winter has already topped last year's figure.

At Donna Nook Nature Reserve near Mablethorpe, there were 1,984 newborns, compared to 1,957 last year.

Image source, PA

It comes as seal numbers across the east coast continue to rise.

Latest statistics show 1,643 pups have been born on the three-mile stretch of beach and dunes at Horsey.

Colonisation began in 2003, when there were fewer than 100 pups.

The total was about 1,500 during the last November-January pupping season.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire Trading Standards have revealed a massive haul of tobacco and fake designer goods they've seized in Boston.

Officers said they searched a property on the town's Red Lion Street and discovered 34 kilograms of tobacco and suspected fake perfume, makeup, jewellery and watches.

Image source, Lincolnshire County Council

The picture above, taken by council officers, shows some of the perfume discovered.

Trading Standards officers said they were alerted by people who had become suspicious of a Facebook page where the goods were on offer.

Police have issued this picture of Graham Murphy.

Officers say he is wanted for an offence of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.

They're appealing for information that will help locate him. It's believed he is in the Lincoln area.

Anyone with information is asked to contact 101.

Image source, Lincolnshire Police

Sir Edward Leigh's Gainsborough constituency includes RAF Scampton.

He's been tweeting his reaction to the news that the RAF Scampton Airshow is to be scrapped for next year:

Lara King
North East Lincolnshire reporter

It's been revealed that North East Lincolnshire is set to receive £8.4m worth of investment.

Funding for the projects has come from a number of sources – the Humber Local Enterprise Partnership, the Greater Lincolnshire Local Enterprise Partnership and the European Union's Regional Development Funds as well as North East Lincolnshire Council.

The money will be spent on a new business park, a new road to link the ports of Immingham and Grimsby and a nature reserve.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

It's now been confirmed that the reason the RAF Scampton airshow won't go ahead in the air force's centenary year because it didn't make money

RAF sources told BBC Radio Lincolnshire the RAF Charitable Trust made a loss on the event because of "higher than expected costs and depressed ticket sales".

The RAF says it understands it will be a disappointment to many - but the Trust wants to concentrate on the Royal International Air Tattoo at Fairford in Gloucestershire for the RAF 100 year.

Martin Slack
BBC Local Live, Lincolnshire

The news there won't be an airshow at RAF Scampton in 2018 will come as a disappointment - because it's the centenary year of the air force.

Last year was the first Scampton airshow and it was hoped it would take over from a long-running annual event at RAF Waddington and become a fixture in the airshow calendar.

Image source, MOD

The Waddington event was scrapped over security concerns because it is now a base for unmanned drones. RAF Scampton is the home of the Red Arrows display team.

Andy Armstrong the chief executive of the airshow said: "Post-event there remains a lot to reflect on and areas where we would like to improve.

"As the organiser, we have concluded that rather than stage an airshow in 2018, we will use next year to fully consider the many lessons learnt with the ambition of running an event in 2019.

Sharon Edwards
Political Reporter, BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Serco - the private company in charge of some of Lincolnshire County Council's finances - has seen its performance improve.

The firm has a £70m contract for the council which includes school finances and payroll.

Serco's been heavily fined by the county council for failing to meet minimum performance targets since it took over the contract in 2015.

Next week councillors will be told that Serco is now meeting performance targets, but there are still a large number of payroll queries and calls to the firm's helplines